IPL 2027: Mohammad Amir Breaks Silence On His Participation
Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Amir has officially denied rumors that he plans to enter the IPL 2027 auction. Despite obtaining British citizenship and playing in English domestic leagues, Amir confirmed he will not be participating in the tournament.
Why it matters
Clarifies the eligibility status of high-profile international players in the IPL, which remains a major point of interest for cricket fans and stakeholders.
Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has dismissed speculation about his participation in IPL 2027 mini-auction. The 34-year-old had recently registered for Afghanistan Premier League (APL) draft as a UK resident, prompting reports that he could also enter the IPL auction after acquiring British citizenship.
However, Amir has now made his position clear, confirming that he will not register for the upcoming auction.
Amir Puts IPL 2027 Speculation To Rest
Amir obtained British citizenship in May 2026 and has since been playing domestic cricket in England as a local player. He has featured in competitions such as the T20 Blast and The Hundred.
His registration for the upcoming Afghanistan Premier League draft further fuelled speculation about a possible IPL appearance. Several reports suggested that the former Pakistan pacer could take part in the IPL 2027 mini-auction and potentially become part of the tournament.
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